Android Robot Micro OTG USB Male to USB Female Connector for Android OTG Compatible Devices - Green

Comment:
This is one of those too-good-to-be-true deals that we simply shouldn't pass up. When you add a USB hub to this adapter, your Android device's capabilities really open up.Turn a cheap $50 tablet to a productive convertible laptop hybrid. Why settle for an anemic docking/built-in keyboard when you can choose your own favourite without the enormous associated costs. I find myself typing nearly 4x faster and more accurately than the best onscreen keyboards (10-fingers, multitouch, predictive, haptic feedback on 10.1-in widescreen) with a cheap Dell OEM desktop keyboard, which reminds me of a minimalist Mac desktop's for size savings. I supposed I could go faster if I used a familiar ergo desktop or maybe a gamer-type, but that defeats the purpose of a light and portable keyboard. Don't forget, the major screen real estate and oily fingerprints saved by not popping up an on-screen keyboard. You can still use the auto-completion toys but at at touch typing rates, reading & clicking/tapping the predicted words are probably going to slow you down. And if the sleekest desktop keyboards still aren't a sell for those times you need to do much typing on your tablet, there are many thin ones available to choose from, some integrated into a tablet case. My point is that with this adapter, we aren't limited to expensive bluetooth kinds.Attach external USB drive storage, flash (cheap as $5) or hard disk based (4000GB). Why pay over $210 for a 112GB upgrade (16->128GB) of storage on that largest tech company's tablet, with intentionally refused inclusion of any flash card expansion despite its stratospheric price? The beauty of being able to detach from it is that so much of your precious footage doesn't get lifted with your tablet/phone if you offload it to an external drive. And there are so many other benefits of not having so much storage permanently fixed into your tablet or phone, such as being able to use/share files on other computers.There is less to say about plugging a mouse into your phone/tablet. It truly is more accurate than pointing your oily fingers since they block the view of your target. The tradeoff is up to you considering touchscreen input was implemented as a workaround of not having another pointing device available. And remember, your mouse wheel will scroll you faster and with less fatigue than your frantic flicks.Tech journalists that review power-user tablets tend to overlook the expandability of Android devices and can't get over the necessity to spend much more money to get an inefficient M$ product to simulate a desktop-replacement solution. When they cost more than netbooks which are just as portable, yet still yield much less power and storage, we have a problem.And very stereotypical of highly endorsive product reviews, I used it exclusively now to type this one here. *tongue-in-cheek*